I totally agree. Guana is so beautiful and the reefs off Nippers, Coco Beach, etc., are so pristine, that good people will always flock to both places. I guess the residents of the settlement area don't realize what a national treasure they have. Picture an American at work, who just drove through a foot of road salt and slush in sub-zero temperatures opening his morning paper, seeing one colorful advertisement in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Washington Post or New York Times, showing the turquoise and azul waters off the talcum powdered white sand beach of Guana. The advertisement would draw an army of tourists. Most of us are seeking relaxation and serenity, not lewdness. No, we're all expendable and if Nippers left, another place sprout up. you all have the location, and the demand is there. If word gets around that Guana is a place to let your hair down and boogie, with no restrictions, then you will miss out on a vast market of respectible tourists. Robert

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